The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-16
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
April Term.


Court met; present Hons. jus. T.
Smith, Ii. II. Filing and IL. II, Benton,
JUSTICE: county clerk, W. Is. Steele;
sheriff, Jos. W. Bowman.
Trustees OF Evangelical church, Hig-
ginsvlile. allowed to pay OF church
property original axes without INFER
est.
Abatement granted WIN, B. Bull on
personal properly 1884
Rudolph Nicholas allowed TO paw
original lax, 1885 and 1886, let 8, block
IS, McGirk's add to L~exingtou; also
same on personal property for same
years.
Jackson Fine allowed to pay original
tax, personal property, 1873, 4, ., 6, Z,
8, 9, so, 81, 5.
Abatement granted estate F. G..
Young, $500 for 1887.
Dram shop licenses granted to Frank
Bruder, Charles Mayins.
Susan \. Taylor allowed to paw
original tax, 1870 and II, lot L, block
5, L. Il P.'s add to Lexington.
New road, H. G. Chiles, accepted by
overseer.
Henry Bertz appointed overseer of
district 81.
School mortgage j. .. Lesueur or
dered satisfied.
School mortgage John WargshsArs
dered satisfied. $3.50;
Abatement granted Thos. 36Ia3fs "a
personal property 1886. -
Abatement granted Th6sTlB4sSea-
well 1886 and 1887.
Abatement granted & ssNeale f.;
double assessment. Safsy-
WIN. T. Philippe Eadtst dbatement
personal propertysfes aud s.; not
then in county.
blk G, BatesGx6 reduced iron,
sl25 to $5s yeiues
Sally Ft9nfn0y. abatement granted
Asse15fdeht s. A. Morton reduced to
III Mound Prairie church tax abated.
Mary G. Young tax abated on pay
ment OF original tax on real estate for
years 1872, 3, 1, 3 and 6.
School mortgage of Sela Hudson
ordered satisfied.
Annual settlement of the collecto,
examined and approved.
The road orders OF Hast year were
re- adopted,
Treasurer ordered 10 paw and retire
bond l26 E., August !. 1870, and cou-
pons, amounting to -, 773 50.
Treasurer ordered 10 pay and retire
bonds l69, l70 and Ig6, Sept. /. 1863,
amounting with coupons to 81. 525 30.
Abatement granted NJ Tucker, rea.
estate, 1885.
Right-of-way granted to Mo. Pacific
extension from Lexington 10 Saline
county line, across and i'll public high.
ways, provided that when HIGHWAYS
are occupied or damaged they must be
made good by the railway company.
Abatement granted Mrs. Iiedeke c
LOT 81, blk G, McGirk's addition &c
Lexington.
B. ID. Weedin ordered 10 repair
Tevis cuivert; abuiinent Tabo bridge
on Dover and Lexington road; and t,
repair Wellington fill.
Treasurer order to pay and retire
Augustus Byram judgment, amount.
ing to So. 500.
Abatement granted I. j. Bledsoe es
tate, 1887.
II number OF adjustments of assess
ments were made.
The following allowances were made
POOR HOUSE FUND.
J. H. Christy, Rose, So; E. j. Tai,
bolt, son, 50; S. g. Wentworth. Ell.
more, 81; John Meirer, Smith, So;
Bridget Hastings, self,S3 w. z. John
son, McGinnis, 50; Il. ). Colvin, Per-
kins, 50: Ii. Brand, Meirer, 81; WIN
Harris, Cobb, 81; II. Simmer, Scott
81; j. W. Renlck, Wooien, So; Jas.
Peak, Ledbetter, Sc; Z. S. Gam
Dade, 6; Il. j. Powell, Robuett, So
Fl. w. Tbieman, Dierkes, SIP; j. A
Waller, aug. Grau. Insane avslum
500; X. Ryland, expenses examination
in Grau case, S32 50; w. J.. Mcdonald
salary as county physician, S4l 65 3
T. Bailey, keeping OF insane, 1904 go.
NJ. Howsare, poor for March, $3.50
Jos. Bowman, Grau TO asylum, $50 80
w. }. Mcdonald, inquest, Chichester
S22 40.
ROAD FUND.
Ed. Kramer, b!acksmithiuq, So IS
G. s. Mitchell, bridge abutments, $3.50
Nicholson IL Bartels, tools, 81; 80
Bowman, notice to overseers, S29
Thos. Walton, coal, 81 So; IL. Kava
naugh, Marshall bridge, $500; Kansa
City Bridge Co., 2 bridges, 81, $50; I,
M. Middleton, lumber, $l33; Il. W
Gautier, lumber, S57 80; j. w Cald
well, bridge approaches, S23 IS; II
Williams, guarding prisoners at work
$43 80; B. d. Weedin, road commits
. sioner, $40; G. w. Masterson. lumbe,
, SIT 80; Peter Nord, %quarrying, Sl2 50
Pat Lyons, .%quarrying, S43 rs; Tho:
kenna, quarrying, S42.
. COUNTY EXPENSE FUND.
( &. B. Daniel, costs for witnesses an
jurors, criminal court, 1928 10; Trig.
/ g Shields, supplies, S5 cents; Bell 1
> Greer, coal, $2S so; Mrs. Jas. HAYS
3 supplies, 81 %; Intelligencer, print
a ing, S12l so; lHtelligencer, adj. boar
: equalization, 81. Advance, same. 81
r Democrat, same, 81; Thalbote, samt
e 81; NJ. v. L. McClelland, postage
\ 81 90; H. G. Geisberg, fees in bon
4 case, 81 j. g. Chinn, commitment an
board of prisoners, $3.50 50; G. [
Daniel, order OF circuit court, S43 o.
n Jos. Bowman, same, S95 80; Geo. L
{ Barnard, supplies, Sl03 10; NJ. Graf,
3 supplies, 50 %; gas, So 30; Chinn
Chlnn, " 10; j. W. Harrison, sup
+? plies, 81 SO; q "A. Webb, repair
courthouse gate, 81 IS; w. b. Steel,
e fee bill No. 4, $500 So; NJ. V. l.. NJ.
4 Cleiland, repairs county seal, 81 90; {
8 A. Stnrges, lime for jail, 81 50; j. /
Gilkey, salary as mine inspector, 81:
a Jos Bowman, notices of board equal.
cation, SO; Jos. Bowman, service
probate court, 80; W. 3. Wilson, saI
airy as prosecuting attorney, 500; .
F. Smith, salary board of equalization
50; H.. ii. Filing, same, SO; r. /
Benton, same, 81; w. B. Steele, SAINT
81; b. ID. WeedIh, same, SO; W. /
Thornton, same, SO; j. W. Harrison
. supplies. 81 20; j.. e. Saith, count
court, SI5; IL. II. Filing, count
court, $l7 50; Il. Ii. Benton, count
court, SIG 20; Jos. Bowman, count
court and i%anitor, 9.
Court adjourned.